50cl Can Cooler
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German:
V2:
Following extensive community feedback, I have implemented several modifications and released them within a new print profile. A handle has been incorporated, and the screw is now countersunk, minimizing protrusion. The corresponding tool can be conveniently 3D-printed simultaneously. Owing to the elimination of the sealing ring in this V2 iteration, it is no longer required.
V1:
I have designed this cooler for 50cl cans. The chamber can be filled with water and sealed using the stopper. When the holder remains stationary, an O-ring is not strictly necessary. Otherwise, an O-ring with a 1cm inner diameter should be employed, or the ring within the print file can be 3D-printed using TPU.
Important: Avoid completely filling the water tank before freezing, and refrain from complete freezing of the water if printed using PLA. This could result in model damage.
I successfully printed these using both PLA and PETG, filled them with water, and placed them in the freezer. Both versions withstood the test impeccably.
Should you have any inquiries, please feel free to contact me. Enjoy the model, and wishing you all a pleasant and comfortably cool summer.
English:
V2:
After a great deal of community feedback, I've implemented several improvements and released them as a new print profile. A handle has been integrated, and the screw is now countersunk for a more streamlined profile. The corresponding tool can be printed concurrently. Since this V2 version no longer necessitates a sealing ring, it's been omitted.
V1:
I designed this cooler for 50cl cans. Water is added to the chamber and sealed with the stopper. If the holder remains stationary, the O-ring isn't strictly necessary. However, for optimal performance, utilize an O-ring with a 1cm inner diameter, or print the included ring in TPU.
Important: Do not completely fill the water reservoir before freezing and avoid completely freezing the water if printed with PLA. This could compromise the model's integrity.
I successfully 3D-printed these using both PLA and PETG, filled them with water, and subjected them to freezer testing. Both versions performed flawlessly.
Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions. I hope you enjoy the model, and I wish you all a pleasant and refreshingly cool summer.
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You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees.
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